Stands on its own
The spreader-bar frame means no trees, no drilling and no asking a neighbour for a branch.
Somewhere to lie down that is not the sofa.
A hammock needs two trees and a free afternoon. This one brings its own frame, so it goes on a lawn, a deck or a paved yard, and comes down just as easily when the season turns.

The spreader-bar frame means no trees, no drilling and no asking a neighbour for a branch.
Wooden spreader bars hold the hammock open, so you lie in a bed rather than in a sling that folds you in half.
It is a rectangle you can stand against a fence or a shed, which is what makes it usable on a patio as well as a lawn.
A quilted pad and pillow ship in the box, so the first thing you do with it is lie in it.



| Frame | Powder-coated steel with wooden spreader bars |
|---|---|
| Includes | Quilted pad and pillow |
| Assembly | Required, tools and hardware included |
Values are taken from the manufacturer's published specification for this exact model.

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